...into of the following work, that the existing offices might be considerably improved, and that * " I consider every assurance made for the purpose "...office " it is effected, not only as a private but аз a public « good." notwithstanding their number, there is yet room for others : the new ones must,...

...— it will yield inexhaustible supplies of pure and elevating gratifications. FSW LIFE INSURANCES. I CONSIDER every assurance, made for the purpose of...effected, not only as a private, but as a public good. — Morgan. Nothing is more uncertain than the life of a single individual ; and it is the sense of...

...the productive capital of the community It was therefore with much justice that Mr. Morgan considered "every assurance made for the purpose of providing...surviving family, in whatever Office it is effected, not onlv as a private but as a public good."— Weterston'i Cyclopaedia, fly an Act of Parliament for the...

...the productive capital of the community. It was therefore with much justice that Mr Morgan considered "every assurance made for the purpose of providing...effected, not only as a private but as a public good. Assurance Societies.— The assurers in this country are generally public companies present century,...

...Mr Morgan jj'J'-sulered "every assurance made for the purpose of providing for a surviving 'amiljjiu whatever office it is effected, not only as a private but as a public good." A murance Societies.— The assurers in this country are generally public companies present century,...

...we perfectly agree with him in the remark, ' every assurance made for the purpose * 1 Tim. v. 8. ' of providing for a surviving family, in whatever office...effected, not only as a private, but as a public good.'* Many of our readers will be desirous of knowing on what data Assurance Offices proceed in calculating...